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Top: Regional: North_America: United_States: Pennsylvania: Localities: P: Philadelphia: Neighborhoods
Cobblestoned Germantown Avenue is surrounded by art galleries, restaurants and specialty and antiques shops, located on the city's northwest boundary.Copyright © 1999 Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau
The "Chinese Friendship Gate" at 10th and Arch Streets welcomes you to this bustling community that has established itself as a center for fine art, culture, and the very best in Asian culinary delights for more than a century.Description - Copyright © 1999 Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau
In this vibrant heart of Philadelphia's Latino community you will find music, shopping and dining, as well as extensive bilingual services.Copyright © 1999 Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau
The city's historic and waterfront park begins on 6th Street, just four blocks east of the Convention Center, and continues to Penn's Landing on the banks of the Delaware River. The site of Philadelphia's earliest settlements, the neighborhood is full of 18th-century influence including Colonial-era homes and cobblestone streets. In addition to the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, Independence National Historical Park - America's most historic square mile - is home to numerous historical buildings and sites, most of which are free to the public.Copyright © 1999 Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau
Nestled along the banks of the Schuylkill River just west of Center City, Manayunk is one of the newest hot spots in the area. Named a National Historic District in 1983, "Philadelphia's Main Street" boasts more than 65 chic boutiques and galleries and dozens of restaurants.Description - Copyright © 1999 Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau
Home to numerous educational, cultural and community organizations, North Philadelphia is perhaps best known as the location of Temple University and the Uptown Cultural District.Copyright © 1999 Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau
Your exploration of America's heritage continues north of Market Street in the city's first commercial district. In addition to Betsy Ross's home and Elfreth's Alley - America's oldest continuously residential street - Old City is known for the most exciting collection of art galleries on the East Coast.Copyright © 1999 Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau
Stretching from City Hall to The Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Benjamin Franklin Parkway is flanked by some of the city's most acclaimed institutions. The Parkway is also the location of numerous festivals and events throughout the year, including Fourth of July fireworks. Logan Circle, one of the public "squares" in the city's original design, is home to the magnificent Swann Fountain.Description - Copyright © 1999 Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau
One of the most prestigious addresses in Philadelphia, Rittenhouse Square is famous for its world-class shopping and restaurants. Part of William Penn's original city plan, this beautiful public square is a popular destination for Center City residents and visitors alike.Description - Copyright © 1999 Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau
A prominent Delaware River waterfront neighborhood steeped in America's history, Society Hill is a upscale prototype for urban restoration. Enjoy the architectural styles of hundreds of historically significant townhouses and places of worship.Copyright © 1999 Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau
This mix of long-established residential ethnic neighborhoods, provides a tapestry of sights, sounds and tastes to explore. In addition to being home of the city's expansive professional Sports Complex, South Philadelphia is probably best known for the open-air Italian Market, outstanding Italian restaurants, and the home of the cheesesteak.Copyright © 1999 Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau
The "hippest street in Philadelphia," South Street is famous for its eclectic shops, diverse restaurants and dynamic nightlife. There's no better place to people-watch on a Friday or Saturday night.Copyright © 1999 Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau
Encompassing North and South Broad Street, The Avenue of the Arts is one of the premier cultural destinations in the city and the region and home to the Academy of Music, the Merriam Theater, Wilma Theater, Freedom Theatre and the dazzling Regional Performing Arts Center completed in 2001.Copyright © 1999 Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau
Located west of Center City across the Schuylkill River, University City is home to the University of Pennsylvania and Drexel University and a proliferate community of educational, cultural, technological and entertainment organizations.Copyright © 1999 Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau
Centered around one of the public squares planned by William Penn, this area of the city connects the historic and commercial districts. Walking through the quaint neighborhoods you will discover Jewelers Row and Antique Row, two of the city's specialty shopping areas, as well as the Walnut Street and Forrest theaters.Copyright © 1999 Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau
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